Category: Blog
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GPT-5 and the High School Math Problem: A Reality Check on AI Intelligence
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In the bustling technological hub of Shibuya, where innovation is a constant presence, we often hear impressive claims about the latest AI models. GPT-5, in particular, has been praised by OpenAI’s CEO for demonstrating PhD-level intelligence across creative writing, coding, and complex reasoning. However, a simple experiment I recently conducted provides a more grounded perspective…
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The Silent Revolution: How AI Has Quietly Transformed Scientific Writing
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A groundbreaking study reveals that one-fifth of computer science papers may now include AI-generated content, marking a fundamental shift in how scientific knowledge is created and communicated. In the hallowed halls of academia, where rigorous peer review and meticulous methodology have long been the gold standards, a quiet revolution is taking place. A systematic analysis…
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OpenAI’s Strategic Shift: The gpt-oss Release and What It Means for the Future of AI
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OpenAI, after years of restricting access to its most powerful models, has shifted course with the release of the gpt-oss mode, their first open-weight language model since GPT-2. Does this indicate a major change in strategy that goes beyond simple generosity? Or is it a calculated response to the rapidly evolving AI market? In any…
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GLM-4.5: The Open-Source Model That Challenges Proprietary AI Dominance
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China’s Z.ai (formerly Zhipu AI) has just released GLM-4.5, an impressive open-source language model that’s making waves in the AI community. After testing it myself with a nearly 2000-line codebase, I can confirm that this model delivers on its promise of handling large contexts with remarkable performance. Let’s dive into what makes GLM-4.5 a compelling…